Lincoln High School - Ellwoodian Yearbook (Ellwood City, PA)

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Equal rights to all -f JAMES HAIRHOGER-Likes basketball, baseball and boxing . . . BOB HAIRHOGER-Our sportsman likes horseback riding, fishing, hunting . . . MERVIN HASWELL-B6 careful hands off his girl, he knows the butcher's trade . . . JOHN HENTON-John plans to work in his father's store. Good luck . . . HARRY HUGHES-In rating with girls our Cy has the knack. He's also our fast quarterback . . . ANDY Izzo-Projecting motion pictures is Andy's desire . . . GEORGE JINAR-A good worker as our prom artist . . . ELIZABETH KAISER-Might be the class' gift to Metropolitan . . . IRENE KOTUBA'-' Ninny loves dancing, to say nothing of romancing . . . HERBERT KRAUST H8Tb'S our class president, high in esteem, a sunny disposition, and right on the beam . . . BRUNO LARITz-Good things also come in tall packages . . . JOAN LLOYD-Our Chew Gum Jo is pretty, tall, and neat . . . LOUIS LODOVIOO-Loddie loaths literature, but loves chem- istry . . . STANLEY LUXENBERG-Wh0,S this typical senior, for the love of mike? Why, it's another Lux and this time it's Shike . . . EDWARD MAHAFFEY-Some day he'll be riding high. Hats off to a darn swell guy . . . MICHAEL MAKRENOS-His goal is an aeronautical engineer . . . ALBERT MANAUzzI-His actions speak louder than words . . . ELINOR MANGERIE-LGDOFG can dance, Lenore can sing, Lenore can do most anything . . . BILL MANNING-Quiet but willing is our Bill. This stalf member is full of zeal . . . THERESA MANTZ-The reliable chairman of our class dinner . . . FILOMENA MARINAOCIO- Commercially minded Phil likes her fun, too . . . JACK MARION-A peppy cheerleader he has been. Now we give three cheers for him . . . HIRAM MARZIANO Comprenez- vous le Francais? He does . . . HELEN MOBRIDE-When the right man comes she'll be ready, but until then it's Nelson Eddy . . . RICHARD MOCARTER-His lively step, his merry eyes, his clever wit no one defies . . . SHIRLEE MCCIIINTOCK-ThlS hazel-eyed chatterbox will make a good beautician . . . BETTIE MOMAHON-A pretty brownette with artistic ability . . . BOB MELZER- Variety is the spice of life , so Bob thinks when it comes to girls . . . ARLIE MILLER-The job as state trooper is his ambition . . . DON MILLER-AH engaging smile and clothes that are neat, it's a combination that seems quite complete . . . HELEN MILLER-Quiet and unassi whiz on roller skates . . . ETHALIA MILLSON'A pleasant girl with a carefree air . . . MOTTA'H6T friendliness I SENIOR DAY Everggody free-lanced on this nior Day-remember? B. McMahon, J. Marion. ,,

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special privilege to 'nonew with classmates is most rare . . . JOHN MOYER- Doc -Another Mr. Herrold, don't you see? 'Cause he likes 'lectricity . . . DOROTHY NEITMAN-We all look up to her . . . JOE NOOERA-His music ability places him among the tops . . . JOE PAGLIA-More work, more fun, seems to be Joe's motto . . . JOHN PAVICK- Perko plays good basket- ball, maybe that's why he's so tall . . . J ENNIE PELLONI- Jay is our popular jitteriest jitterbug . . . ROBERT RANDOLPH-uBOb',, our etymologist, keeps the rest of us in a mist . . . JOHN Ricci- Rickey was the successful home room president of 301A . . . CHARLES Ross- Chuck has a keen interest in sports . . . ROsE Ross-Our Rose has eyes of brown. She seldom wears a frown . . . MICHAEL SOLIMANDO- Mlk8,, says he's pessimistic, but we don't think it's true . . . HELEN SLEVIN-Short in stature, but you'll have to go far to match her . . . ALBERT RUssO-He sings and whistles. Who? Our Al Russo? Yes, another Caruso . . . ANTHONY SANTILLO- Tony has just one desire-to be a prosperous business man . . . JOHN SANTILLO-HJOhl1I1y,Sn ambition is inclined towards music . . . LILLIAN SOHENKER-Lively lady, easy going, a whiz at the piano, too . . . KATHERINE SEGEDI- Katie , our class toaster, athletic class treasurer, and a splendid dancer . . . MARCIA SILVERBLATT-Bright eyes, red hair, and a personality rare . . . LAVELLE SUMMERS- The Prof , destined to become our second Pasteur . . . ROBERT TAMMARO-'HB0bH, our dashing athlete sweeps the girls right off their feet . . . MIKE TERLESKY-WaDtS to join the navy and sail the waters blue . . . WILBUR VOGLER- Windy is our tall musical lad who blows a mean trumpet . . . ROBERT W1LsoN-For skating, Bob has a flair . . . CHARLES WOLFE-A big husky Wolverine that holds our line, a better classmate no one could find . . . ALBERT YARZERINSKI-- Al,, will join the air corps at a future date . . . NORMA YOUNG-Short, slim, and very trim, Norma's cute and full of vim. IN MEMORIAM-LORIN REEHER L. R. Did you notice those initials carved on a desk in room 301? And the ones on the locker door in the gym were evidently done by the same person. Yes, they Were, a friend seriously. They are the initials of Lorin Reeher, who was drowned Mills, July 17, 1941. We as a class, Lorin as our Prom artist and a good friend. A tense moment at Mid- ni ht. R. Randolph, M. S' verblatt, H. Kraus. A 1 3 .Nair-g.'2k' 'LEM